whats the deal with these little snap beans???

people pay 6 bucks for panfish lures? or are they a finesse lure for bass???

Dude the snap beans are awsome for a small crankbait.  They are a little hard to throw on 8 to 10 pound test line.  Try using them with 6 pound test line.

My wife uses these things sometimes and you never know what she is going to catch with them. :-?

i got a pack. i pull up big ole bluegills (and lil ones too) and crappie and bass....its like a mystery bait!

they do look kind of nice......

i know exactly wehat you mean when you say mystery bait.....lol.....there fun when the bass aint biting....

like me, i caught a white perch on something like that, iv never seen one of them in my life

When bass are schooling and spitting out shad like this they will work for schooling bass when almost nothing else will. Thats a shad on my finger tip and the fish it came out of hit a snap bean in the smallest size. It spit out about twenty of these in the boat and a bunch more in the water. The fish was about three or four pounds and was eating tiny shad by the mouthfull.

When bass are schooling and spitting out shad like this they will work for schooling bass when almost nothing else will. Thats a shad on my finger tip and the fish it came out of hit a snap bean in the smallest size. It spit out about twenty of these in the boat and a bunch more in the water. The fish was about three or four pounds and was eating tiny shad by the mouthfull.

I can't see anything??????

My daughter loves the Snap Beans and the Aile Gobi (also by Yo Zuri), but I have only caught small fish on either.  They are both amazing baits in small creeks though, where you expect smaller fish.  Haven't tried them out for Shenandoah smallmouth yet, maybe this weekend.  

Caught an 8" gill the other day on the big Snap Bean and while it was doing the gill spiral on the way in, a big pike took a swipe at it. Now that would have been somethin'

BobbyK